Our Lady of the Grand Return: A Story of Hope for our Times
In the year 636 A.D., a small boat without sails, oars, or sailors floated into the harbor of Boulogne-sur-Mer, a charming port city on the English Channel in northern France. When the townspeople gathered around … Continue reading
Truth and Art Defeated by Multiculturalism at Yale
Yale University has announced that it will discontinue a popular art course. It is one more nail in the coffin of a classical education that once dominated academia. The course in question is called “Introduction … Continue reading
Can Government Money Save Private Education?
A current controversy in the State of Florida calls into question some basic premises of the school choice movement. It shows once again that public money risks government control. The central issue, described by Robert … Continue reading
Obsession for Contraception and Abortion at The United Nations Population Fund
The United Nations Population Fund is mounting a worldwide campaign to promote abortion and contraception, and they want you to pay for it. Their 2019 Report asks for $264 billion. The United States pays twenty-two … Continue reading
Asking a Bishop: How is Climate Change Deadlier Than Abortion?
Abortion presents a problem for the Catholic left since it does not fit into its social justice agenda. It certainly involves social justice in the highest degree since it is a great injustice to deprive … Continue reading
Drag Queens in Schools – Where Parents Have No Say
Promoters of “Drag Queen Story Hours” criticize those who protest at tax-payer supported libraries. They claim that if parents are upset, they should not take their children to the events. No one is forcing them … Continue reading
Sin and Vice Do Not Belong in the GDP
Economics can be a brutal science. Its focus is limited to a particular part of human activity that deals with the process of wealth creation, acquisition, production, and consumption. It measures what has, and not … Continue reading
Why Mothers Now Weep for Their Children
From an economic point of view, the state of the nation could not be better we are told. Unemployment is down to levels rarely seen before. Inflation is minimal. The stock market has reached record … Continue reading